Artistic translations of Dante's Inferno
"Artistic translations of Dante's Inferno" represents the first step of my Laidlaw Research Programme. It explores the representations of cantos from the Inferno in contemporary art emphasising the timelessness of Dante's intellectual value. An updated version will be uploaded in January.
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Student, University of St. Andrews
I am a passionate and enterprising individual about to start her Honours career in Art History at the University of St. Andrews. My main interests are art, literature and public affairs, which I am trying to pursue both at university and in my research "Artistic translations of Dante's Inferno". I am deeply committed to connect my own Italian educational background with the experiences I am making abroad, as it emerges also from my research topic: I advocate for a better understanding of my culture but also a wider integration in a globalised academic environment. I am always looking for opportunities in the art world, with focus on the art market and investment sector, and I am also open to any kind of entrepreneurial programme for young women, since I see my faculty of choice as just a starting point for my future career, rather than a closed sector.
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